St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-17
SITUATIONS OFFERED.


company the order.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
A BONANZA for energetic men with small
n capital. Call to e. room s. 42I1a Robert st,
rs
A GENTS WANTED to handle the new Chem
n ical Ink Erasing Pencil; greatest novelty
ever produced; grasses ink in two seconds, no
abras OF paper POO 10 500 per cent profit. One
agents sales amounted to $500 in one week;
another So in two hours; territory absolutely
free; salary to good men; no lady need answer;
sample 50 cents. For terms and tull particulars
address the manufacturers, j. w. SKINNER \ Co.,
Onaaska, Wis. 6S-SS
A GENTS-Good agents TO sell my lamp
~ burner: sells at sight. C. P. H. Globe.
4 PPRENTICES-Immedi ately, gentlemen
II TO learn railroad and commercial telegraph
business at the Globe Telegraph company, corner
Fourth and jackson, $50 Jacson ST., st. Paul,
Ainn. S3S-F
DILL CLERk-State salary expected; must
ID come recommended. Apply at once. ID. FL.
j., Globe.
BARBER wanted at 463 Broadway. 5
pARBEK-At $50 Broadway. 4
pARBER-Good.a at S22 Payne av. 4
DOOkKEEPER-Who can talk German, and
ID who has had some experience in the real
estate business in St. Paul; references required
A. N. L., Globe. 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for every Sat
- urday afternoon. Address, with references.
II. 20, Globe. D
f1ABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. st. Paul
~ Furniture company. I6+ West Fifth st. 5
CANVASSERS-Six on new article never sold
~ before, on salary or commission. 4O61a Wa
basha ST, room S. 1916
CANVASSER-one familiar with newspaper
~ soliciting; none but frst-class need apply
Address c. s Goulden, Huff House, Winona,
Mimi 1916
CIGAkMAKERS-Ste Job for good work
~ men. Write to William j. Dushek, Devils
Lake, Oak. .
nRIvERs-At Kent's package delivery, 2O9
- West Seventh st.
TRUG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES German pre-
~ ferred. s. H r.. Globe.
CLAZIER wanted at once. Bjornstad & om-
" dahl. Sl9 Rice st.
CARDNER-A situation as gardner by man
VI OF experience; understands taking care of
horses and cows. 4. n. Globe.
HoSTLER-Man to take care of horses and
Ii work around the house; must be temperate
and steady. also have references. Apply 594 East
Tenth St 3
IF BOOKMEN could only see the reports our
1 agents, handling THE LABOR Movement" are
eending in they would not hesitate one moment
an securing agency for same; it is having an
enoruors sale Write for particulars to the EN-
pyreal Pub lishing house, st. Paul, Mimi. 1919
NURSE for sick man. Apply 472 Cooper st. A
OFFICE BOY-An intelligent Office boy, Is or
" Is years old Address in own hand writing
Globe. J. W.; = 4
DRINTER aad boy at Herald Office, corner
i Third and Cedar.
TfAPER HANGERS-Fifteen paper hangers
4 at L. G. Nicholas, 20 East Third st.
DLASTERERS- first-class. Apply at new
Globe building. 74-Sl
DoLlsHERS-Marb polishers at I. F. Toste-
L vim Sons, corner of Eighth and Robert st.5
RAILROAD w0Rk-Fifty men at Turtle
Il lake. near Minneapolis; work till next fall.
Curran & Co., $40 Sibley St 40
ID EAL ESTATE WORK-Man in real estate
II business to list property, Gilbert Co.. IS
East Fifth St .
COLLECTORS and collectors wanted: ener-
- getic men that speak German or Scandina-
Wan; call at 81 and g. chamber of COM
MERGE to a. m. and 5 to p. M 1871
CALESMEN in every town to sell awnings; in
- close stamp for reply. j. N. Rossell, 1870
East Fifth st. 1876
Observation-Disclosures; to handle vest-r ocket
- side Iinei sells on sight; pays big D. e.,
Globe. 5
C,ALESMAN-A good experienced German
- clothing salesman. United States clothing
house, corner Jackson and Seventh st. .
C,ALEsMEN-A few good statesmen. Apply at
= Singer office, 81 East Third st. 75-7
TAILORS-Experien pants and overall
i makers Powers Dry Goods company.
TEAMS-Fifteen for railroad work near Du-
4 luth, 81 per day; free fare; man on farm,
k20 per month; more men for railroad work, SITS
per day. John Swanson Co., Seventh. corner
Sibley 20
w ANTED-Man able to rustic; can make So
w to So day. C. Harrington, 79 West
Third st. 3
yJ7ORK-Smart boy from IA to IS. wanted at
w the French laundry, l31 East Eleventh ST.
VKTORK-Man to work for board week or so
w and then have steady job. NJ 25 Globe
VTTORK-50O day and station men for Rnlne-
w lander, Wis: sl.75 per day, l6 to 25 cents
per yard. Charles Cotton, 30S Minnesota ST. I4-6
YOUNG MEN and ladies to learn telegraphy,
shorthand and tpyewriting. day and evening
classes; chance for men to nearly cover all ex-
senses while learning; terms reasonable; send
for circulars. Globe Telegraphy company, 1856
Jackson St. St Paul 2l9-
'~@ Female.
A HALF-CARLOAD of girls can get places
n free of charge at Hayes Intelligence office;
one German hotel cook one expert second girl,
two dishwas hers, ten German strong girls. Sl2 to
SIS; one laundry girl, two expert family coo KS,
two girls. SOH West Third loot OF st. Peter
1916
ENTICES-Immedately, 4 ladies TO
N learn TO operate typewriter machines. APP
DIV to Globe Telegraph company. corner Fourth
and jackson $50 Jackson ST., st. Paul Mlnn. 49,
GoMPANION-An English lady is anxious to
y obtain situation as above to a lady; high
est references given. L. L., Globe.
COMPOSITORS = Four women; call at 10
X o'clock. Curtis Printing Co., l5S East
Third st. 4
/sOOk-Girl to COOK and do general house
" work; highest of wages will be paid. In
quire at 343 East Sixtn St
1OOK-A first-ciass cook best wages paid
u no washing or ironing; references required
2S5 Summit av.
COoK-Good; German, Norwegian Swede.
~ as Summit av.
OOOK and second cooks for hotel: dining-room
y girls dishwashers, general houseworkers
wanted immediately for in and out of city at En-
plovment Office, 420 Wabasha ST., between Sixth
ssnJ Sevantb 1911
INNING ROOM GIRLS, two good, at Inter
u national Hotel.
HNTSG.ROOM GIRL-A frst-class dining
IL room girl desires hotel place. Cali or ad
dress Lily ehards, 420 Wabasha St
TIMING ROOM GIRL. Scandlnav pre-
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